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Tag: Income Inequality

CEOs paid over 100 times more than workers

18/01/2025 - Leave a Comment

Chief executives of Europe’s top companies are paying themselves 110 times more than the average worker, an analysis by the European Trade Union Institute shows.  Between an average basic salary …

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How the Digitization of Money Is Changing Us

22/12/2023 - Leave a Comment

Digitization has significantly reshaped our relationship with money. The convergence of technology and finance has led to a transformative shift in how we perceive, access, and interact with money in …

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US: CEOs got smaller raises. It would still take the average worker 2 lifetimes to make their annual pay

02/06/2023 - Leave a Comment

After ballooning for years, CEO pay growth is finally slowing. The typical compensation package for chief executives who run S&P 500 companies rose just 0.9 percent last year, to a …

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Ethnicity pay monitoring ‘will boost economy by billions’

10/02/2022 - Leave a Comment

The figure is based on calculations by Conservative peer Baroness Ruby McGregor-Smith, who’s 2017 report into racism at work found that the UK was losing the equivalent of 1.3% of GDP every …

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UK’s rich and poor face similar inflation – but different economic pain

28/01/2022 - Leave a Comment

LONDON (Reuters) -Britain’s rich and poor alike are experiencing surges in inflation, official data showed on Friday, although soaring food and energy prices mean low-income households stand less chance of …

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The nation’s economic recovery is still unequal for Black workers

06/10/2021 - Leave a Comment

JACKSON, Miss. — As the delta variant crept through Mississippi this spring, Ashley Brown kept showing up at her elderly clients’ homes, arranging their medication into pill organizers, sweeping their …

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Why Women Are Poorer Than Men and What We Can Do About It

16/04/2021 - Leave a Comment

From the publisher: FINANCE IS A FEMINIST ISSUE. It’s 2021. The modern world is still rigged unfairly in men’s favour. Exploring injustices from pensions to boardroom bullying, Annabelle Williams, former …

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Brazilians thrown back into poverty as COVID aid dries up

29/03/202108/05/2021 - Leave a Comment

Tatiana Araujo de Sirqueira, a 33-year-old single mother of six, and Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro are almost neighbours, but they inhabit different universes. Sirqueira lives by a landfill less than …

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Minimum wage policies offer a lesson for advancement of farming

19/03/202122/03/2021 - Leave a Comment

It is not the case that any minimum wage is bad. Equally true, it is not the case that any biofuels demand is bad. Empirical evidence finds that a set …

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Global middle class shrinks for first time since 1990s

18/03/202108/05/2021 - Leave a Comment

The global middle class shrank for the first time in decades last year because of the Covid-19 pandemic, with almost two-thirds of households in developing economies reporting they suffered a …

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